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Scholars of the Royal Library Gyujanggak in the Joseon Dynasty ASMR

In Chinese characters, it is a place where poems, handwriting, calligraphy, and Confucianism (遺) of the kings of Joseon were managed and stored in 奎章閣. The first person who conceived it was King Sejo, the 7th king, who first installed it in 1464 at the recommendation of Yangseongji, but it was abolished soon after King Sejo died, and later revived under King Jeongjo. During King Sejo's reign, it was also called the 御製尊閣 branch office yesterday, and when the building was destroyed after King Sejo's death, there is a record that the frame "Gyujanggak (奎章閣)" written by King Sejo was enshrined in Hwanjanggak (煥章閣) at Jongjeong Temple in 1694 (20th year of King Sukjong's reign). After the establishment of Gyujanggak during King Sejo's reign, the first collection of poems written by the dynasty in Korea was made. The Cabinet calendar contains all matters related to Gyujanggak's work and cultural projects. 💡 Information for convenience 💡 🔖 This Ambience is the first ASMR of Joseon and historical drama in a long time. Today's theme that many subscribers wanted and I really wanted to make is the ASMR video of "The Scholars of Kyujanggak", an institution that served as a royal library and archives during the Joseon Dynasty. Even if you've heard of Jiphyeonjeon or Seonggyungwan a lot, Gyujanggak may not be a bit familiar. Kyujanggak was also in storing the yesterday and appeal of the previous kings, but it was about reforming the city's troubles in many ways, such as gathering people with excellent knowledge and experience, overcoming the conspiracy and tyranny of the pretenders who were jeopardizing the king's authority, discussing the blessings of politics, and examining the sufferings of the people. It is also a place where I can feel the will in that King Jeongjo, who worked hard to strengthen the king's authority, revived it. Today, a video clip shows excellent learned servants gathering to discuss to understand the hardships of the people! 🔖 Sound used in this video the birds of the palace chirping peacefully the sound of lighting a candle the sound of the wind from the outside the hoof of horses passing through the palace the footsteps of the servants coming from outside the sound of footsteps walking in Gyujanggak the sound of opening old books containing the wisdom of our ancestors the sound of spreading a piece of paper and writing with a brush the sound of grinding ink to make ink the squeak of a wooden chair the sound of opening a wooden door and leaving the door 🎵 BGM used in this video 🎵 🎵Music provided by President Bgeum 🎵Track : 동천성야 -    • [미치도록 애절한 동양풍음악] 동천성야(冬天星夜)/Starry Wi...   🎵Music provided by President Bgeum 🎵Track: The sun always shines on Earth -    • [브금대통령](세미클래식/NewAge) 지구에는 항상 태양이 비추다...   💡 Sources to help you with this article https://namu.wiki/w/%EA%B7%9C%EC%9E%A... You can also enjoy it on the 🎧️ music streaming platform 'FLO.' 🎧️ ──────────────────────────── Contact us by e-mail: [email protected] #ASMR #Ambience #Gyujanggak #Joseon ────────────────────────────